We don't use anything superfluous, and we bring safe and delicious processed meat products to the table.
When I was a child, I grew vegetables in my vegetable garden, caught seafood from the sea, and grew up eating venison.
It was a simple meal, but it was a rich table.
The reason I started the workshop was because I wanted to contribute something to my hometown of Hakodate, where I was born and raised, and I wanted to make a Thailand contribution.
It is possible to transmit information only in rural areas, and there should be a charm that can only be found here.
Because it is a small processing plant, there will be product development that can be done by picking up small voices.
In today's world, where food is hard to Mr./Ms. through "manufacturing" using delicious mountain and seafood from southern Hokkaido, we Thailand face food with gratitude and taste it.
In addition, we are working on our issues to cherish life and prevent food loss, such as having bacon scraps eaten deliciously at kindergartens and children's cafeterias in Hokkaido.
We will continue to devote ourselves every day to becoming a meat processing laboratory loved by the community.